GoKawiilSony launches ULT Tower 5, 7 and Max speakers with Auracast multi-room chaining
Sony has unveiled three new ULT Tower party speakers—Max, 7 and 5—that replace older models in its lineup. Each offers XLR, RCA and USB-C connections plus a new Party Chain feature using Bluetooth Auracast technology, letting the speakers link wirelessly for synchronized multi-room sound.
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Bringing Auracast, previously limited to Sony's headphones, into party speakers signals the company's push toward wireless multi-device audio ecosystems. However, since Auracast only works between these new models, early adopters can't mix them with older Sony speakers, which could limit upgrade flexibility for existing customers.
- Three new models—ULT Tower Max ($1,500), 7 ($650) and 5—replace older Sony party speakers.
- Party Chain uses Bluetooth Auracast to wirelessly link multiple speakers for multi-room audio.
- Auracast compatibility is currently exclusive to these new models, excluding older ULT speakers.
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